The Book of Job

Job is a good and prosperous man, possible the best man of his time. Then, without warning, all that he has worked for is stripped from him in a sudden series of terrible disasters. Three friends come to visit, supposedly to comfort him. But their accusations that Job must somehow have brought these calamities upon himself spark a debate.

As the four men dispute, in public, the nature of Job's suffering they delve into ancient questions about the nature of man's relationship to the Almighty, questions that can only be resolved by the Almight himself.

Experience the power, passion, and poetry of one of the Bible's most extraordinary stories as never before in this full cast presentation, which is anchored by a remarkable performance from Gerard Moses, who brings depth and dimension to Job, a good man struggling to keep his faith in the face of unbearable calamity.

This is a recording to listen to over and over, for each new hearing will give you additional insight into the mysteries and wonders of this sacred text.

A Full Cast Audio media production.

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The Book of Job

Job is a good and prosperous man, possible the best man of his time. Then, without warning, all that he has worked for is stripped from him in a sudden series of terrible disasters. Three friends come to visit, supposedly to comfort him. But their accusations that Job must somehow have brought these calamities upon himself spark a debate.

As the four men dispute, in public, the nature of Job's suffering they delve into ancient questions about the nature of man's relationship to the Almighty, questions that can only be resolved by the Almight himself.

Experience the power, passion, and poetry of one of the Bible's most extraordinary stories as never before in this full cast presentation, which is anchored by a remarkable performance from Gerard Moses, who brings depth and dimension to Job, a good man struggling to keep his faith in the face of unbearable calamity.

This is a recording to listen to over and over, for each new hearing will give you additional insight into the mysteries and wonders of this sacred text.

A Full Cast Audio media production.

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The Book of Job

The Book of Job

by King James Version

Narrated by Cynthia Bishop, Gerard Moses, Full Cast

Unabridged — 2 hours, 15 minutes

The Book of Job

The Book of Job

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Job is a good and prosperous man, possible the best man of his time. Then, without warning, all that he has worked for is stripped from him in a sudden series of terrible disasters. Three friends come to visit, supposedly to comfort him. But their accusations that Job must somehow have brought these calamities upon himself spark a debate.

As the four men dispute, in public, the nature of Job's suffering they delve into ancient questions about the nature of man's relationship to the Almighty, questions that can only be resolved by the Almight himself.

Experience the power, passion, and poetry of one of the Bible's most extraordinary stories as never before in this full cast presentation, which is anchored by a remarkable performance from Gerard Moses, who brings depth and dimension to Job, a good man struggling to keep his faith in the face of unbearable calamity.

This is a recording to listen to over and over, for each new hearing will give you additional insight into the mysteries and wonders of this sacred text.

A Full Cast Audio media production.


Product Details

BN ID: 2940171725648
Publisher: Full Cast Audio
Publication date: 01/01/2004
Edition description: Unabridged
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